I 've just purchased this beauty but as always they don't say what it is. I see that on the tag is Citrus Limon but I think there is much more to say.

Does anybody recognize the fruit or the leaves so I can identify it....Citrus Limon x....?

Thanks

Eustis Limequat (aka "Limonella")

It could be ...this is the link to the seller .... http://www.kwekerij-jongerling.nl/assortiment.htm

I don't see it being listed there, but it doesn't mean they can't be growing it. Well at least to me the leaves and the fruit look like Eustis Limequat, cos I bought the same one a few days ago. Although mine is grown by Viveiros Foral.

First one in the left .

well the fruit smell like one and the taste is very close to lemon 99,99% , also the label was on all of them ...so I don't think that there is any mistake

But the peel is like eating a kumquat , very very thin

same as yours , so I finally got the right name

thanks

I too am pretty sure it's a limequat. I had one in the past, but that was before I discovered this forum, which means I didn't know the right way to care for a citrus plant.

I hoped to get a new one this winter, as they are usually sold now. No luck so far though...

What it is strange is the taste ,it is like eating lemons but very very small one
Marc you will eventually get one

I also notice the label on the tree shows a picture of a typical lemon fruit with the nipple on the styler end. However, the fruit on your tree is oblong and smooth without any nipple at all. Wrong label was put on the tree. If done intentionally, or by careless action, in many countries of the world such mislabeling would be a violation of the law. I agree with Evaldas that it is not a lemon. - Millet (765-)

Hi Millet , thank you for your reply , I agree with that , I was guessing that maybe this is a diferent type of lemon not knowing all the types in the world since I'm a beginner.
About the law , yes this could be possible but since the "nursery" is in Holland and I'm in Romania ,it is quite difficult to deal with it.

Here are some new pictures I took

danero2004,
why not to call them?

I had similar problem in the past:
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Tue Mar 06, 2007 9:01 pm:
"I tracked down the real manufacturer of this plant, it is "Viveiros do Foral": http://www.viv-foral.com/company.php?lang=en&file=profile
There I got as contact Jean-philippe from "Green Synergy" http://www.green-synergy.com/ who according the EAN CODE identifies the name of the citrus as "citrus lemon meyer" and later according to the plant photos confirms it... "
They were very helpfull what I can not say for local importer.

That is right Millet , I really have no problem with it by beeing another citrus other than was on the label because I'm just begining to expand my collection so Eustis Limequat also called Limonella was not on my list.

Although they should really mark their products with the apropiate label so people will not get confused on what type it is.

I've sent them one email with some question , if they are serious with their nursery they shoul respond.

But you know what , after all the taste is very very good and resemble very very very well to the his relatives - lemons.
I'm quite satisfied with it right now , but as I said correct labeling is a must.